Anti Gravity Merch

Description: Anti-gravity technology in an unrealized fiction mixed in with a healthy dose of conspiracy theory on the side. But imagine for a second that it did work, was highly dangerous and could be built at home as part of a somewhat retro week by week magazine subscription. Enter Forbidden Science weekly.

Description: All for the pun of it.

Description: Anti gravity day is august 12th and this is a funny shirt

Description: It was his secret all along...

Description: Michael Jackson Smooth Criminal Anti-Gravity Lean design . This is a 100% hand-drawn digitally illustrated design

Description: Celebrate one of the most iconic moments in music history with this Michael Jackson Smooth Criminal Anti-Gravity Lean design . This is a 100% hand-drawn digitally illustrated design

Description: A graphic with the text "ANTI=GRAVITY" in large white letters at the top, followed by "IT'S NOT WORTH THE WEIGHT" in a blue banner. Below, gray rocks are depicted floating or falling against a vertical purple geometric pattern on a black background.

Description: Michael Jackson - Anti Gravity Lean

Description: relive the heyday of '90s-'00s racing games, but do it with some '60s/'70s/early '80s corporate design sensibilities. this variant is intended to be a little more patch-like.

Description: For everyone who prefers hanging upside down to lifting weights! This “My Favorite Workout Is Defying Gravity” design is perfect for aerialists, gymnasts, pole dancers, or anyone who loves circus and acrobatics. A fun, playful way to show off your love for anti-gravity workouts and unique fitness routines. Makes a great gift for aerial performers, circus lovers, or anyone who prefers workouts in the air!

Description: Astronaut Anti Gravity.

Description: Celebrate the King of Pop with this iconic minimalist design featuring Michael Jackson's legendary anti-gravity lean. This artwork uses a clean silhouette and a vintage-inspired electric energy of the Smooth Criminal era. Perfect for fans of 80s music, pop culture history, and retro streetwear.

Description: Funny Cool King Of Pop Alien Anti-Gravity Parody

Description: I'm Reading a Book On Anti-Gravity - Dad Jokes

Description: Anti Gravity Electronic Levitation / UFOlogy Flying Saucer Fan

Description: From the year 2206: strap in with AGR, the Anti-Gravity Racing Experience on Makana Island — where paying thrill-seekers get sixty seconds in a real race craft on the same island that hosts the FX300 and FX350 leagues. No pilot's licence, no second thoughts, no refunds. You fly, we pray!

Description: Escape the Scroll Gravity – a sci-fi blueprint design of a brain vs black hole, symbolizing digital detox, focus, and breaking the endless scrolling loop.

Description: From the year 2206, direct from the sunset straights: the official crest of Makana Island - the artificial island hosting every circuit of the FX300 and FX350 anti-gravity leagues. Take home a piece of the island with this logo tee.

Description: great font flames

Description: Defiance can be powerful - especially for witches!

Description: From the year 2206: strap in with AGR, the Anti-Gravity Racing Experience on Makana Island — where paying thrill-seekers get sixty seconds in a real race craft on the same island that hosts the FX300 and FX350 leagues. No pilot's licence, no second thoughts, no refunds. You fly, we pray!

Description: Triakis builds by the numbers — every plate accounted for, every angle covered. This dot-grid camo rework of the crest is precision gear for fans who want the outfit's no-weakness reputation on their chest.

Description: Triakis doesn't do subtle — this military contractor builds craft to survive impact, not admire the view. Rep the grid's most battle-hardened outfit in flecktarn camo built to match.

Description: Triakis, reengineered from the plating up. This fluid, molecular grid rework of the crest is a lab-grade spin on the circuit's heaviest-duty squad — for fans who like their merch as forward-thinking as the tech under the hood.

Description: Even under full G-force, Triakis holds its line. This flow-field rework streams the crest into raw kinetic energy — wear the team built like a tank and move like it's already won the podium.

Description: Battle scars, worn with pride. This splatter-textured rework of the Triakis crest brings raw impact to a tee for fans of the outfit that shrugs off contact — loud, rugged, and ready to take a hit.

Description: Structured, dense, impossible to dent — built like the team itself. This hex-dot halftone rework of the Triakis crest is sharp, technical style for fans who back the squad that never flinches on impact.

Description: Camouflage built for combat, colours built for the crowd. This splinter-camo Triakis tee channels the team's military-contractor roots and FX350-era grit — rep the toughest kit on the grid like you mean it.

Description: One crest, a thousand fragments. This crystal-mosaic rework of the Triakis crest catches the light from every angle — proof that even the heaviest armour on the grid can still look sharp.

Description: Every dot is another rivet, another layer of plating. This tightly packed circle rework of the Triakis crest captures the density of the grid's heaviest-built machine — wear the crest as thick as the hull.

Description: A whimsical vintage-style illustration of an anti-gravity novel decorated with a butterfly and leaves, perfect for passionate readers who cannot put their books down.

Description: Triakis doesn't blend in — it dominates. This woodland-camo crest brings rugged, FX350-era battle-readiness to the fans of the circuit's most fearsome contractor.

Description: This retro design pays homage to a legendary 80s pop music icon. Featuring a smooth dancer in a classic white suit and fedora executing an impossible lean, this vintage comic-style artwork is for fans of pop music history and iconic dance moves.

Description: Feisar Gravity Race Optics 2037 commemorative promo tee After the great global fires humanity reorganised and rebuilt in the 30s. Social classes were abolished with the exception of gravity racing which forged a new faith based on speed and danger - this is the new hierarchy. If you can survive AG racing in 'New' New York - you can survive AG racing anywhere in our solar system.